Landon Knox Lead Republican Ticket in Cleveland Co Convention
Landon and Knox headed the Republican ticket by unanimous action at Cleveland County Convention. The report details Knox as vice presidential nominee while Vandenberg's draft efforts faded. The rally showcased strong unity, with post nomination plans for the forthcoming campaign and remarks on Knox’s long political career and editorial leadership.
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Landon and
Knox
Cleveland Co
Vandenberg
Michigan
London
Knox Hak Fei
Indenberg
Fnally
Nice
Edge
Harry W. Nice
Mary Yad
Artinygador Water Edge
New Jersey
Michigan City
Knox Gald Ha
Chicago Daily News
Monte
Teddy Roosevelt
Landon
Ataté
Natonal Committee
Ralph D. Williams
Oregon
Wis
Cal
Baule Ste. Marie
Mich
Chase Osborn
Qovernor
Manchester
N. H
Fabie
The
Lander
Union
Mary
Alm College
Hla Manor
Mumper Attends Taxpayers Convention in North Dakota
Colorado delegates from Federation of County Taxpayers Associations attend the National Convention of Central States in Fargo North Dakota this week led by President Mrs Garerie Milner of Denver and Vice President A Z Maripav of Greeley with Secretary Mrs Florence Coates of Boulder. Delegates from forty States are attending.
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Colorado
Federation of County Taxpayers Associat Long Tt
Central States
Fargo North Dakota
Garerie Milner
Denver
A. Z. Maripav
Greeley
Florence Coates
Boulder
Landon Poised to Carry Weld County Says Swink
Alf M. Landon, Republican presidential nominee, is expected to carry Weld County by 1 200 to 2 000 votes over Franklin D Roosevelt in November predicts Churley Swink, Weld County Republican central committee chair. He cites enthusiasm for the Landon Knox ticket and notes that taxpayers lean Republican. Swink compares the campaign to Abraham Lincoln era tactics and mentions early campaign buttons worn by county police. Denver Butter and produce prices are listed with small changes.
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Alf M. Landon
Weld County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Churley Swink
Republican Central Committee
Landon
Knox
Swink
Republican
Fcketa
Qalorado
Swinter
Pridiy
Trandon
Abraham Lincoln
Lindon
Qreeley Wriday
County
Walter W .Morrison
C. A. Buckingham
Derry Cleri
Morrison
Buckingham
Frakes
Mort Balch
Posse hunts for trace of missing man near Briggsdale
Shortee Gus G Anderson organized a posse of two deputy sheriffs and 16 volunteers to scour Crow Creek country four miles northeast of Greeley for Ray Butler 40 Keota Tauscher missing after a pretrial flight to avoid a federal prison sentence in Denver. Butler had threatened to flee to Mexico and was convicted on a murder charge. Nearly 18 people were questioned and a search of the area was planned with volunteers to aid to keep costs down. The Briggsdale Buckingham and Kortas communities split on whether Butler vanished voluntarily or foul play occurred.
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Gus G. Anderson
Briggsdale
Greeley
Crow Creek
Ray
Butler
Keota Tauscher
U. S
Foster’ J. Symes
Denver
Lawl
Crow Creel Bridge
Tour
Beiggedale
Anderson
Guy McGinnesa
Briggadale
Tino
Old Mexico
Mexico
Tam
Bee
Buller
Creaze
Kyola
Pus
Shavitt
Guy Bollinger
Guy McGinnese
Tha
Crow Creole Bridge
Briggedale
Buckingham
Ikorta
Butterhaw
Three New College Dorms to Be Dedicated Saturday Night
Three new women’s dormitories at Colorado State College of Education will be dedicated Saturday night with state officials, federal representatives, and college leaders attending. A 6:30 dinner in Tobey Kendal Hall precedes remarks by Dr. H. W. Kepner, Dr. George W. Frasier, and others detailing the dormitory story and government role. About 250 guests are expected to attend the dedication dinner.
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Coloradn State Colleges of Education
Tobey-Kenéel Hall
Sid
Firat
Kepner
Trnsteon
George W. Frasier
Tobey Kendel
Sabian
Margaret Snyder Holly
Grace M. Wilson
Womerk
EPA
Thea Govarnmenta
George M. Bull
Public Works Administration
Norrie OC. Balke
WV. Kepner
Dln
Arthur’ W. Henderson
Henry Truamon
Ginsburg
Lucille Follvacht
Virginia
Aix
Halle
Decker
Belford
Gordon
Hadden God Hays
Nist
New Dormitories Shown on Four Pages
The three new residence halls for women at Colorado State College of Education are depicted on four pages of today’s Tribune. See pages 9, 10, 11, and 12 for illustrations and details.
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Colorado State College of Education
Today
S. Tribuné
Summer Session Draws Mass of Students to Greeley
Hundreds of students arrive in Greeley for Colorado State College of Education summer program with registration set for Monday and Tuesday at Gunter Hall. The two session schedule runs June 16 to August 16 and July 6 to August 16. The graduate school expects a large turnout with 806 graduates last year and more than 80 guest faculty slated. The Little Theater presents weekly plays and a first all college assembly is planned for June 17 at Gunter Hall.
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Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Tlem
Suzmer
Gunter Hail
Te Stacky Mountain
Clagges
Twa
Oliimor
Ayn
George W. Trosler
Metabara
Gunter Hall
Hook Paviewa
Little Theater
Seasion
Little Theater of the
Rockies
Progressive Education Conference Plans Two Week Session
The New York era will supervise apt training and stage venting demonstrations for a two week Progressive Education program. Frederick Redefer will head the summer project with a team including Joby Childs Columbia, Josaphine Munlenay Milwaukee State Teachers College, Hiidh Tal Dayton School, Wilma Lisyd Progressive Education, Tau Hanng Stanford, and Jesse H. Newton Teachers College Columbia.
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Ater Guild of
New York
National
Progréssiva
Progressive Education Association
Frederick &. Redefer
Dogratary
Association
Joby Childs
Tanders College
Columbia University
Misa Josaphine ‘Munlenay
Milwaukee State Tealhers Coliage
Miza Hiidh Tal
Datton Schuala
Wilma Lisyd
Tau Hanng
Stanford University
Jesse H. Newton
Lines School of Teadhers Callags
Free Cooking School Draws Crowds at Sterling Theatre
A large audience filled the Sterling Theatre Friday morning for Mrs. Dorothy A. Louden’s two hour session at the Momecratters cooking school. The nationally known host demonstrated quick meals and time saving devices while offering tips on healthful menus and efficient housework. Her Saturday program will feature recipes and desserts including pies, cakes, onions, spring peas, cauliflower and chocolate specialties.
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Sterlng Dwalfe
Dorothy A. Louden
London
Louden
Three Traffic Violators Fined in J P Court
Three traffic offenders were fined in Justice E G Dogish court on Thursday for violations reported by the State Courtesy Patrol. Charles Lovato of Gracey paid 85 plus costs for driving without an operator license and related offenses. Pate Serra of Lucerne and M L Lohman of Greeley also paid fines for violations including driving through a stop sign and lacking proper licenses.
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Court of Justice
Dogish
Charles Lovato
Wighth Street
Gracey
Sen
Pate Serra
Lucerne
M. L. Lohman
Ageno
Greeley
Early Potato Crop Is Short Across Regions
Washington reports a 12 percent smaller early potato crop than a 1986 figure and 27 percent below the five year average, due to a drought hitting the crop. The Department of Agriculture notes drought plus other conditions have seriously affected potato and cabbage yields, with regional impacts seen in North Carolina Virginia and Maryland. Nebraska and New Jersey late potato estimates were excluded from comparisons.
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Washington
Py Tin Department of Agriculture
Orth Carolla
Virginia
Maryland
Nebraska
New Jersey
Local buyers pay to farmers bid roundup notes
Local buyers pay to farmers on June 17 for Winter Wheat at 1.20, Boring Wheat, Oats, Barley, and new crop forage prices. Listings show prices and items in terse market notes, reflecting a local agricultural trade snapshot.
Fall Text Republican Platform Adapted by Cleveland
The full platform text adapted by the Cleveland convention will appear on pages 3 7 and 8, detailing party stances and policy goals. This notice outlines where readers can find the Republican platform in the issue.
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Cleveland
Streamliner Arrives Here From Brewing to Denver
The Union Pacific streamliner with 13 cars including two power units arrived in the city from Brewing at 2 35 Friday afternoon and will be open for public inspection until 1 o'clock Friday night. William Bender of 12th Avenue Greeley was fined 6 50 in police court Friday for drunkenness and creating a disturbance.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Wiliam Bender
Sif
Twelfth Avenue
Greeley
Danks Talked as Candidate for Governor
June 12 Colorado Democrats discuss Danks a member of the state public utilities commission as a possible governor candidate amid private talks with four declared aspirants. Other Democrats named include Moses Smith of Ault and four others pursuing the nomination. On the Republican side Ray Sauter Sterling attorney is rumored to seek the U S Senate nomination. South: Sauter says he will not withdraw and notes support from various districts.
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Fresay Donvar
Colorado
Taille
Wigamerit
Willam
Damké
State Public ‘Utilities Commission
Danks
Shetrack Smith Ruckers
Danke
Sauter
Senate
Clevelland
Ray Sauter
Sterling
Republic van
U. S
South
Denver
Busi Hongrip
Danter
Gald
Athla
Ota Hugaven
Guith
Remors
Dawks Ito
Governor Landon Endorses Platform Before Nomination
Kansas governor Lawton Landon endorses the Republican platform adopted at Cleveland. He pledges to back wage and hour regulation, gold standard debate, tariff protection, and opposition to foreign entanglements, while promising a campaign for the presidency. The telegram to delegates urges consideration for nomination.
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Frose Claveland
Lindon
Kansas
Republian
Coventor
John Harmidson
Tenedeus Ranpaign
Borah
Auket
Clevelant
Hogver
League of Nationa
World Court
yWo
Poth ‘Thay
Hall
Cleveland
Jung
Lawton
United States
Arens Candidate for Commissioner
Fred Arena, long time La Salle district leader, announced as Democratic candidate for county commissioner in district No. 4. Arena has served 41 years in county affairs, held Beebe Crow school board posts, and led the Platte Valley irrigation company since 1923.
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Fred Arena
Sid Direlt Offboy
la Salle
Benjamin A. Woodrock
Arena
Beebe Crow
Platté Valley,irrigation Company
Right of Legislature to Appropriate Funds for Schools Argued
In Denver on June 12 state attorneys argued that upon reorganization the Colorado government assumed support of education. The case before the state supreme court centers on the legality of a large appropriation of state funds for local school use.
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Denver
Colorado
Lighee Education
State Supreme Court
Nine Union Pacific Workers Receive Merit Cards
Nine Weld employees of Union Pacific acknowledged for meritorious service spanning ten years of safe, accident free work. W A Harlan distributes the annual merit cards to named recipients including Frank Brink, William Bannon, Harvey Carter, and others across Greeley Eaton Dent Fort Morgan and St. Wrath areas.
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Weld
Union Pacific
Nina Weld
Union Pacific -Tallrond
W. A. Harlan
Mrank G Brink
Greeley
Enginedr Ford
William J. Bannon
Plalegville
Harvey W. Garter
Fréderics
Galer
Dent
John. Holm
F . Mam Portey
Eaton
St. Wrath
Bixty-ely
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Momecratters Cooking School
Detter Holies Institute
Greeley Daily ‘Tribune
Sterling Theatre
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Willam Bender
Elréd
Gaye
Arens
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